Oklahoma and Georgia Announce Home-and-Home Series for 2023 and 2031 (Yes, with Decade Gap)

[B_dub]

Clemson's on there 5 times.

Damn. Sux that we got UCLA during the rebuild years. Maybe Chip has em turned around by the time y’all play them.

 

[Chewbaccer]

Damn. Sux that we got UCLA during the rebuild years. Maybe Chip has em turned around by the time y’all play them.

I think we play em in 25 and 26, I doubt Chip is still there.

 

[Soonertshirtfan]

Props to both for scheduling high qualiy competition.

 

[Chewbaccer]

Georgia’s got some skiing OOC schedules over the next decade plus

Autocorrect changed skrong to skiing.

 

[cwalke3408]

Oklahoma has scheduled...

UCLA
Tennessee
Army
Nebraska
Georgia
Michigan
Alabama
Clemson
Lsu

Holy shit Joe Castiglione sit down for a minute.

Meanwhile at Tuscaloosa

New Mexico State
Southern Miss
Western Carolina
Georgia State
Kent State
UT Martin
Mercer
ULM
WKU

 

[Soonertshirtfan]

Meanwhile at Tuscaloosa

New Mexico State
Southern Miss
Western Carolina
Georgia State
Kent State
UT Martin
Mercer
ULM
WKU

Ooc is a wash between the two because of conference strength.

SEC is a stronger conference by virtue of LSU, Auburn, and Georgia.

 

[Chewbaccer]

Yeah, we are really scared to schedule tough OOC:

2019: Notre Dame, at Georgia Tech
2020: vs. Virginia (Atlanta), Georgia Tech
2021: at Georgia Tech
2022: vs. Oregon (Atlanta), Georgia Tech
2023: at Oklahoma, at Georgia Tech
2024: vs. Clemson (Atlanta), Georgia Tech
2025: at UCLA, at Georgia Tech
2026: UCLA, Georgia Tech
2027: at Florida State, at Georgia Tech
2028: Florida State, at Texas, Georgia Tech
2029: Texas, at Clemson, at Georgia Tech
2030: Clemson, at Georgia Tech
2031: Oklahoma, Georgia Tech
2032: Clemson, at Georgia Tech
2033: at Clemson, Georgia Tech

28 and 29 could be brutal depending on conference schedule.

Gotta get something lined up for 2021 though. Kickoff Game vs some ACC school will be fine.

 

[Chewbaccer]

Ooc is a wash between the two because of conference strength.

SEC is a stronger conference by virtue of LSU, Auburn, and Georgia.

There's no reason why Bama can't play 2 P5 OOC opponents most every year. We have the off year where Tech is our only P5 OOC opponent, but those are the exceptions.

 

[Soonertshirtfan]

There's no reason why Bama can't play 2 P5 OOC opponents most every year. We have the off year where Tech is our only P5 OOC opponent, but those are the exceptions.

It is hard for me not to give Bama the benefit of the doubt. Mostly, when it counts, they come to play.

 

[ralphiewvu]

Ooc is a wash between the two because of conference strength.

SEC is a stronger conference by virtue of LSU, Auburn, and Georgia.

Dude, the gumps are scheduled to play Georgia once every 5 years. You using them aa a key to strength of bama’s schedule is ridiculous. Along with being a bama fan and a sooner fan.

 

[OldDevilDawg]

Dude, the gumps are scheduled to play Georgia once every 5 years. You using them aa a key to strength of bama’s schedule is ridiculous. Along with being a bama fan and a sooner fan.

I'll alert the leadership in the SEC and get this fixed promptly. 9 game conference schedule or round robin is the only proper way. This explains why the PAC and B12 have been so fucking successful.

 

[LSU02]

Home and the world comes to an end and home....

 

[Soonertshirtfan]

Dude, the gumps are scheduled to play Georgia once every 5 years. You using them aa a key to strength of bama’s schedule is ridiculous. Along with being a bama fan and a sooner fan.

Being called ridiculous by a couch burner.

Rich, indeed.

 

[Myles]

I'm not a fan of a series like this. They should be in back to back years so that the second game can draw some inspiration from the 1st game.

 

[LawDawg]

I'm not a fan of a series like this. They should be in back to back years so that the second game can draw some inspiration from the 1st game.

College scheduling is tough ... especially when you we lose a home game every year to the WLOCP, and we have a regular OOC against the Nerds. Also, as my post shows above, our schedule was already kind of full with quality OOC games before this series got scheduled.

 

[LawDawg]

Nah, you're afraid to travel North though

Well, I enjoyed my trip to South Bend 2 years ago.

Also, I was looking forward to going to Columbus OH in 2020 or 2021, but you guys pulled out of the series. We were more than willing to travel north, but you guys evidently were afraid to play us? What can we do if you won't play us?

To be clear ...

- Why in the world would we be afraid to go North? Look at all the quality teams we have scheduled ... traveling north does exactly what that would make a difference?
- Please list all the September games you guys play in the south.
- Please list your OOC schedule for the next 14 years ... let's see how it compares.

 

[LawDawg]

Nah, you're afraid to travel North though

Here is your future OOC schedule:

2019 - FAU, Cincinnati, Miami (OH) - no away games
2020 - Bowling Green, @Oregon, Buffalo
2021 - Oregon, Tulsa, Akron - no away games
2022 - Notre Dame, Toledo - no away games
2023 - @Notre Dame
2024 - @Washington
2025 - @Texas, Washington - finally going south
2026 - Texas, Boston College
2027 - @Boston College

You might want to sit out the discussion on OOC schedules until your team mans up a little more.

 

[Sgt Brutus]

Here is your future OOC schedule:

2019 - FAU, Cincinnati, Miami (OH) - no away games
2020 - Bowling Green, @Oregon, Buffalo
2021 - Oregon, Tulsa, Akron - no away games
2022 - Notre Dame, Toledo - no away games
2023 - @Notre Dame
2024 - @Washington
2025 - @Texas, Washington - finally going south
2026 - Texas, Boston College
2027 - @Boston College

You might want to sit out the discussion on OOC schedules until your team mans up a little more.

Ohio State almost always schedules a tough OOC. I'm not worried buddy. Funny how perturbed you get when Georgia is called out for never going North. Very interesting.

 

[LawDawg]

Ohio State almost always schedules a tough OOC. I'm not worried buddy. Funny how perturbed you get when Georgia is called out for never going North. Very interesting.

There is nothing interesting about us going north 2 years ago, or the fact that most of our OOC is west and south. And I am not perturbed ... we are on a sports board and people go back and forth to discuss issues raised. At least that is how I do it.

But, let's review:

- Someone posted that UGa had a good future OOC.
- You said something about the Mason Dixon line.
- I posted the next 14 years of our OOC, which is probably the best OOC schedule that exists today for any P5 team.
- You said we were afraid to travel north, which makes zero sense.
- Then, amongst other things, I asked what is significant about going north, pointed out that we just went to Notre Dame 2 years ago, and that we had a series scheduled with you guys - to the north - that you canceled.
- You've not responded to that.
- I then posted a very mediocre OOC for OSU, and you responded against with something about the north, and that OSU almost always schedules tough OOC when I just posted your future OOC which shows the opposite.

So, explain the north thing, because I don't get it. And, let's hope you guys man up and schedule some good OOC ... maybe more than one per year.

 

[Deep Creek]

College scheduling is tough ... especially when you we lose a home game every year to the WLOCP, and we have a regular OOC against the Nerds. Also, as my post shows above, our schedule was already kind of full with quality OOC games before this series got scheduled.

IMO, college scheduling is tough only because many schools want it to be so.

And UGA and UF aren't alone. OU Texas lose a home game every year to the RRSO.